amygdalum

Latin

Alternative forms

• amigdalum

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἀμύγδαλον (amugdalon, “almond, almond shaped”).

Pronunciation

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Noun

amygdalum (genitive amygdalī); n, second declension

1. An almond (kernel).
2. An almond tree.

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	amygdalum	amygdala
genitive	amygdalī	amygdalōrum
dative	amygdalō	amygdalīs
accusative	amygdalum	amygdala
ablative	amygdalō	amygdalīs
vocative	amygdalum	amygdala

Synonyms

• (almond tree): amygdalus

Related terms

amygdala amygdalāceus amygdaleus

amygdalinus amygdalītēs amygdalus

Descendants

Czech: amygdala Danish: amygdala Dutch: amygdala English: amygdala Esperanto: migdalo French: amygdale German: Amygdala Hungarian: amigdala

Indonesian: amigdala Italian: amigdala Norwegian: amygdala Polish: migdał Portuguese: amígdala Romanian: migdal Serbo-Croatian: amigdala Spanish: amígdala Swedish: amygdala Turkish: amigdala